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'''Spirit shield''' is an [[ego]] only found on [[moon troll leather armour]], the [[hat of the Bear Spirit]], and some [[randart]]s. This ego duplicates the effect of an [[amulet of guardian spirit]], linking your [[HP]] and [[MP]] pools so that all damage you take will be split proportionally between them. This even affects normally hard-to-resist damage sources such as [[torment]] and [[smiting]]. Should your MP reach zero, damage will be taken entirely from your HP until at least one MP is restored. Should your HP reach 1, MP will be exhausted until you finally die. | '''Spirit shield''' is an [[ego]] only found on [[moon troll leather armour]], the [[hat of the Bear Spirit]], and some [[randart]]s. This ego duplicates the effect of an [[amulet of guardian spirit]], linking your [[HP]] and [[MP]] pools so that all damage you take will be split proportionally between them. This even affects normally hard-to-resist damage sources such as [[torment]] and [[smiting]]. Should your MP reach zero, damage will be taken entirely from your HP until at least one MP is restored. Should your HP reach 1, MP will be exhausted until you finally die. | ||
| − | [[Deep dwarves]] gaining spirit shield will have their MP set to zero, and | + | [[Deep dwarves]] gaining spirit shield will have their MP set to zero, and MP regeneration stops (though, like HP, other methods of restoring MP still function normally). [[Djinn]] do not have MP, so are completely unaffected. [[Vine Stalker]]s posses spirit shield innately, and are unaffected by further sources of it. |
====Damage Reduction Example==== | ====Damage Reduction Example==== | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 25 July 2022
Spirit shield is an ego only found on moon troll leather armour, the hat of the Bear Spirit, and some randarts. This ego duplicates the effect of an amulet of guardian spirit, linking your HP and MP pools so that all damage you take will be split proportionally between them. This even affects normally hard-to-resist damage sources such as torment and smiting. Should your MP reach zero, damage will be taken entirely from your HP until at least one MP is restored. Should your HP reach 1, MP will be exhausted until you finally die.
Deep dwarves gaining spirit shield will have their MP set to zero, and MP regeneration stops (though, like HP, other methods of restoring MP still function normally). Djinn do not have MP, so are completely unaffected. Vine Stalkers posses spirit shield innately, and are unaffected by further sources of it.
Damage Reduction Example
If you have 200 HP and 20 MP, an 11 damage attack will reduce your HP by 10 and your MP by 1. Characters with more balanced HP:MP ratios will see much more dramatic reductions to HP loss.
